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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
MR. WYATT STILL UNDER FIRE.
SURVEYOR BEArrIE DENIES THAT HE HAS sU'

SURVEYOR BEATTIE DENIES THAT HE HAS sUs.
PENDED THE DEPUTY-AN OFFICIALS VIEW.
The report published in of yesterdays papers to
the effect that Deputy Surveyor Wyatt had been sus-
pended by Surveyor Beate upon charges was denied by
the Surveyor yesterday He stated that under the rung
Of the Treasury Department February 2, 1885, after
his suspension OF several inspectors he had no right 10
suspend any subord ate but that he could remove MIN
and then person could be renstaed IL after an In
vestigaon he should be proven innocent OF the cnag
The matter lies simply In the same condition as seVer
days when the TRIBUNE called attention 70 the Iact
that Surveyor Beate had referred charges against MI
Wyatt for accepting notarial fees. 49,, l.,
Mr. Wyatt is a son n-law OF John b. HasRins anu Is
prominently identified with the Democratic party OF
Westchester County. He Is also Taminany man. wnilo
Surveyor Beattc Is member Of the County Democracy
This said by many be the secret OF Mr. Beauties
position to Mr. Wyatt Custom House oficlai wen ac
quanted with matters in general said yesterday:
There is good deal in this BeatteW Wyatt Wyatt has
too stanch friends to suit Beattie and tne
down 10 Washington recently this matter and now Wyat
and Haskns there upon the invitation OF MI FaIca
there has combination against him
wyatt First he took of the head OF Deputy
he n pe but sa 5
with the idea that there was combine against hi,n
OF Tsmmany men. He appointed Wyatt ana snen ,h h
inspectors roundsmen. whose duty was and who
received instructions TO keep up thorough system OF
age This was at an extra expense OF s40 DAY or 9 70
remove Now he demands the resignation OF wyatt upon
frivolous charge Of illegal conduct
Surveyor eate was inclined to be reticent yesterday
with regard his action seemingly not wishing 10 nave
any public reflection cast upon Mr. Wyatt He admitted
that Mr. Wyatt had been charged with irregularty III te
conduct OF his Office which made IL requisite hat sous
Official action should be taken. He denied that here was
any other than the good OF the service BACK OF MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

FRIDAY, April 22-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, April 22-P NJ.
Todays stock market id not from yesterdays
determined and fierce attacks values; but it
than yesterday and generally ruled better in tone
aud figures than yesterdays late prices, despite contn
uaOn OF the efforts to depress values Only In few in
stances prices recorded at any time during the day
lower than yesterdays lowest Conspicuous In that
class Louisville and Nashville, Fort Worth and
Denver and New York and New-England, which con-
tuues be talked down by Of its prominent new
reform directors after, they publicly announce,
they have sold out Of the stock. New YORK and New
England, however. recovered that II closed only g
lower than last evening. Louisville and Nashville
and Fort Worth and Denver less fortunate
and exceptional in giving material declines from last
evenings figures Leaving out the three stocks named
q majority Of the stocks, after small fluctuations, show
some gains and the declines are covered by LEAH per
cent. Northwestern was specially strong being nhu'
enced thereto s report OF earnings In March, show
ing gains March, 1885. Of S34s and March,
1885, Of S34S3 Union Pacific also worked strong and
closed IS higher than last evening" and Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western gives gain OF . per cent. The
dealings In Philadelphia and Reading were AZ 500 shares
smaller han yesterday II opened of is per cent at As,
touched yesterdays lowest fgure44 aand then sod az
45laa45k The market closed quiet and firm at figures
bonds quiet and strong with the bids
for the Is further advanced e cent Annexed are the
closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

Park Department has refused 10 grant any further
permits TO Harlem Bridge Railroad Company until II
complies with the provisions previously imposed on H. The
road is line through the Annexed District
1t is known Huckleberry Route One OF the provl
complained BY property owners has not been
compiled paving between the tracks The srees are
said 10 be loft in cond niure, them
for general William Caldwell the vicepresident OF
Waldo Hutc!ns OF the Stockholders and
the called President Borden OF
the Park Board yesterday urging that the line be permitted
Mr. Borden refused 10 do THIS nth the
paving been done required tons have also
been issued the Superintendent In the Annexed District TO
work the road until permit Tor Is
given by the PARK Board
THE names OF Messrs and Caldwell have been
presented Hewitt for members OF the PARK Board
Ia nil vacancies that after May 1t said
teldsy that being circulated among property
Harlem River urging Mayor Hewitt not
10 appoint any Commissioner from that section OF TIE
city erected in the railroad companies or III any
land Improvement associations OF the district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
aApprrr TIE SWINDLER. PrNIsHED

Henry ID. Garrett, the plausible and hhc-IooRlhs eA
convict who defrauied Ms EOsae Carpenter out
of $4,000 by pretending to pay that amount for a
deed for which the real consideration was only IL
few hundred dollars, called for sentence yester,
DAY before judge Gildersleeve The eN dehco shoWeu
that he had plicly trusted By the women Win
whom hc transacted business and that the deed was
signed by persons VINO SUPPOSED tn"t nry Toi9 snr
made pl,a for cnency, but Judge Gildersleevc said
that he had shown the utmost heartiessness III nis
wife 20 whom no was married only few months ago.
Garrett was sentenced six years in the state Prison.
the limits under the conviction being five and ten
.are' INN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
THE BROOKLYN NINE IN TIE LEAD.
BEATING BALTIMORE IT HEADS THE ASSOCIATION
-. -. -. .. rII.. roI ~ cnnI-Nns.

BEA1ING BALTIMORE IT HEADS THE ASSOCIATION
-NEw-YoRK MEN AT THE POLO GROUNDS
The Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs played their hr't game
together at gon Park yesterday before about $ooo
.pectstors The home through superior WORK at
tie bat by victory takes the lead IN the American
race. pitched In hne form unt the asl
two innings. 1900, ora
The BROOKLYN the first at the bat and scored one
run 10 start swarwood went 10 nrst Oase on az
error BY Tho Baltimore men also scorer bups
making HIT going ecoud passed ball and scorhs On
basehii Purcell The homo players however tooh ue
inning Iy scoring three runs Buch eu
on with bssohi stole TO second and third and scored
right Held by Terry pinekney was sent 70
called balls stole ~ second, ana ooh nc 'n' i'
scored McClelan's hit
Inc BTuokyn men scored again In tho third inning NC
scratch tWO-b1ssht reaching thlfu use
M Id pitch and v Brens sacIlucc OUT AZ uts
The Baltimore made Their second run 10 nc TOUR ~
ming After two soinmerr reached nst through
Az error BY Terry went TO second on passed Oa An
ON ~ id throw third base Brien rue nome payers
scored fur NOR, inning Mcclellan tea hed
On second and scored on
uy swartwooi The latter reached thltn on
: Wild pitch scored McTamanys out 10 let he'u
Phlups ana McI.maDy made hits and both scored on
lett fed by smith Two runs W bAl'inpso
the seventh and one in The eighth cnded inc game %
scOr A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
GOOD PICTURES ATLOW RATES

Al the second day OF Barker Co.'S sale OF their oil paint
iurs ana marble satuary yesterday at their gallery Nos
AZ and 40 Liberty ST. attendance fair and tho sale
passed of rapidly Those who wante good pictures at low
rates opportunity to get them though occasional AR
aucton figures reached. Eighty lone lots wore dis
posed o. nearly pictures for about $4,000 Some OF the
host prices Landscape with
Figure and by Corot 500 Oriental Lady aud Chl
dren Diaz 5000 1.-THE Old Bridge Figure Goat and Cat
tie Dupre $3.50; "A Hail. Decamps. $3.50; Tho Shell
Fisher HagborY $50; AnimauI rAeIcuvS1n Dan;
Goats Tyion $40 "cLdIe9; Festival" sJ 1eou 600
Woods" Diaz $500 Going to the Opera Portfolio, S27O
Landscape and Fgure Rock Keel $40 4amas B Dar
"A Strong study from Nature. hons.esn $3.50 The re-
apder OF the collection will DO sold this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
WHY MR. yEALIs WAS ALLOWED TO REsTGy.

In an published yesterday Thomas Ncalis en-
gneer public schools whose resignation was accepted
y the Board Wednesday makes series OF
charges against the Road He says that he was forced ont
his position by ring that includes the OF
school and his friends the Board lie asserts
thai charged with ncompeency and investigation
az ms directed because lac would not sign certain
bills that gross overchIges . $500, -, -.
Of the Board OF Education III was tste thst
tie investigation OF Mr. Neass work was brought about ny
a the Controller calling attention 10 ovefchskes
In Mr. The Controller said that II these
charges by the Board he should demand
public Investigation OF them A special meeting OF the
called and committee was appointed 10 make
of the The committee employed a
sieuorrapher full report OF the testimony was made
Prom II said majority OF the committee we're IN
favor of an report Mr. Neas and knowing tat
lie had in his resignation In consideration
for committee concluded to make no further report
1haI 10 wise the acceptance Of the resIgnatlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

State bonds were dull Of Arkansas 7s, only $1,000
we're easy at at and Virginia IS deferred at Is Ala
bamas, class A. sold at los% There were no sales OF
oniy moderate business was done in railway bonds,
but prices ruled firm. Erie second 0s ruled at lO2a9
higher at lOO Canada Southern first IS sold at lO7 and
second. at o. West shore 4s were strong &C
at los New.York Elevated arsts were up u at 1875
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia gold IS firm
r 8 rose and
ton IS were firm At los Me1san as were easier
active and y higher at iosa Atlantis Wr and Pacific in:
rsts we're steady at 1921 but the seconds
or Unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange Cot
seed OIL sold s0S a at
Isl oooI at 97 aos. Boston, Hartford and Erie Knowl
tons 400 at loa aloi. Brooklyn Elevated 1901 at $50
Mones aud Fort Dodge 400 at 15,a Lake E,ie and
Western preferred 69 9soo' at 69aS9saSi a6o1s
National construction 500 at selas37, NewYork CITY
ana oo a Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan
300, at 90 Phenix Mining ,9lOOl at So 12hdS49
. i security Milling , and a. N II 600 az - S2S
Vim - 100 at &c 90 cents.
Money ruled easy at 4d5 per cent and closed offered
The saO-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
The business OF the ubrreasury FOR tine week ending
tonight includes receipts OF 7ossl and payments OF
ssaSs; 3S7 April Is showing an apparent los;
NJ 81 2s3 bur. deducng from the payments $sss,000
Tor items which only affect the Subfreasurys account
with the General Treasury and allowing for $4,000 paid
for redemption OF trade dollars its true gain as affecting
the banks is Ssi5,7l7 To days operations covered:
Receipts, $s6+.953; payments, $ll5235S currency
balance ST ). $40 80 coin balance Sl56,33O,s54
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows:
Exchanges SlO7. 5l36l5 balances, -. s4s.632.
rho United states Treasury at Washington received
1855, 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were S672l7S, and the internal
revenue receipts S39l,41o =,
The foreign exchanges continue quiet and firm.
for long bills at quotations Tor business q!
toows Bankers bills, 81 SO and 81 81 for long and
short sterling respectively 5.20o and 5s for francs;
05ss and 95 for reichmarks 40ie and 40i4 for guild
ers. -. , -. ...,. , 49,, ,
lower M lO2 for money and lie lower at 1925 for
account American railways opened lower, responsive
~ vesterays home declines and later made some re-
covcrIes hut tho market unsettled aud irregular.
A. paris French per cents declined 10 to 7S so and
recovered TO 1850 and and sight exchange on London
wa firm al %. % francs TO the T.
Tba Ontario silver Mining Company has declared its
,,t Jiyidend OF SIS 600 for March, payable at the
transter agency OF Lounstery 4 Co.. Mills Building.
April 30 Transfers close April 20 Total dividends to
aat 1o5.OOO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
AUSTIN TELLS A COHERENT STORY

The inquiry into the mental condition OF Arthur Austin
vas continued Yesterday Austin the be-
hayed in rational gave detailed statement OF
ais curious career cohercnty and iDelgehty He told
ks removal Chelsea w. IN 1882 TO Alabama where
lived until beginning Of the present He explained
his eccentric conduct while IN this city by saying that
caused py the influence Of liquor and strong medicines
Al the time that he had q vision In which he
sxemsd 10 be taken up 10 Heaven and brought
bach again 10 earth he just recovering from
seyious Illness He asked about his giving cigars
Away 70 people the Hoffman House and laugingy replied
That while the custom trine unusual in this
somnunsy he hardly thought IT warranted suspicion Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
Low PRICES FOR POOR JERSEY CATTLE.

Tho four days combination sale OF Jersey cattle
Ia always poor few fairly good animals
have 10 brunt OF being In bad company Peter C.
Kellogg & Co.'S eighth annual combination sale
and the at the windup at the Amen
can Exchange yesterday were such As to make
breeder who not present think that the bottom
had dropped Of the whole business The trouble how
ever the quality Of the stock offered. Orla by
Chester Boy. dam IartcIe sIJesrod COW. brought the
urce OF the day. 5000 Cornelius Vanderbilt
bs Four on Ave went $50 each great
many Of the ninety disposed Of FOR less than 500
heal DR. Ebrlck Parmly OF ocean County ". j. secured
~ ara cnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
EEnsrERa co,sOAsHlER GETS oNLY SIX YEARS

Frank NJ scott who occupied prominent social position
Newark and the trusted cashier and bookkeper OF C.
L. Webster Co, publishers No. East Foureenthst was
sentenced yesterday by Judge elk years in the
state Prison lie continued series Of entertainments for
YEAR and halt stealing all s26 900 from tho rm. lie had
pleaded guilty grand larceny In tho fret degree and Dis
trc tioney MARITIME TO Judko 0dersleove
yesterday that the punishment be near the lowest term Of I'M
allowed under the pleahvo He said that
scott had restitution tar a. possible having conveyed
valued at 900 to the rrn consented 10 being
frong{ TO this from NewJersey without requison
and Confessed all his guilty acts Scott has been married
FOR s.vep years and his utterly prosatod by his
rsat and Judge Gdesoeve said that the sum
large Men had been sent TO the state Prison
for on had stoen tenth part as much but
h. tooE INTO SCOTS prompt confession and
tntion and had difficulty In restraining
his emotions while sentence was being pronounced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

Iafncd runs-BToosyn o. BaltlmoTe. . IHst Ut ~
ertorr- Biooslyp, 2: Baltimore l. FIRST bsso on uAls
rnc.poy Mcclellan Burch o. smith l. orsenTo9i a.
Sommers l. Struck Brooklyn, baltimore. 4 etoh
b..ss- Brooklyn baltimore Homo runs None Ihtee
base hits- % Smith l. Terry l. j. smith l. DaVs l. no
l. Mol 4nany J. DCnOe pays buiLs
and cree SwartvoJd ana finckn"y via pteEes-
smith 3. Terry !. Passed balls bIieh a. N"P'i' ~
knight Time-2lb.
III. Neu.York club played gamo At the POLO oronhs
y,..ray Ewing benE halt the players AMI ad
Of the half .r Won. launching Their hi's Ny
score OF l0toe -, -. -, ,h. po,o
The Jersey city New York clubs w play az the to9
Grounds to-day, aud the Brooklyn and D"tno'o '"O' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Jury in the Court OF Common Pleas after trial before
Judge and jury yesterday sustained the wi"
Henry Fleming which contested by his mother ana
by his viii he gave Miss Harriet A. kShard, VINO
became wife three after II was executed mo m
erest in his estate worth $4,000 which, at her death IL 70
be friends who were appointed eteou
tors Mr. Fleming who oil broker. was inc ~ an
against May Alice Anont Livingston obtaneu
Brooklyn Court for SIoOoo lot preach Oh po
ofmarriage. 49,. a.. ..... ,..,,., A,
In the Of William j. lie Moyne the actor aeainst Al.
four weeks salary A. j. Denhvefer counsel for the de-
fendan obtained from Chief Justice In
the CITY Court order recurring ne Pantm 10 % M
setting forth the date In April on men INC
agreement was when the and winter sea
sons he claims 10 have been engaged began ana
ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
prCApTURED AFTER FIVE YEARS.

Joseph Wallace lottery dealer was convicted In the Court
of General Sessions March 26 1882 and renanded for
tence managed to at recess Of the court and dis
appeared had been by OF the officials In the
five until Yesterday when Anthony Comsock who
was riding platform OF strcet.car In Brooklyn
Wallace Comsock deputy sheriff arrested
him Raymond street jail. bench
rant applied for and obtained and Wallace aragned
in and again remained for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
A EFT IN TIE COURTROOM

cry pain and the noise OF body falling interrupted The
before smyth in Part OF the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday afternoon Many jurors and
sprang feet but crier schohed commanded
silence aud Police Occr Rhodes and Court Captain Myham
rushed benches william H. Jones' wealthy
coOred man, who keeps biiardroo and bondsDan Tor
Sessions hal fallen In an
epic t. The officers carried him from the room and lie
was y. 10 the Chambers street Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY April 22-In the Court OF Appeals today the
following causes argued:
No 452-Frank l. Warrin. appellant agt Francis Bald
win County treasurer of Queens County, respondent
No 356-Csrolne Piper, respondent agt John HOARD
appellant - - ... 49,, o.,o,. .nn.u
ant ag Franklin Newman IT.. and others. respondents
No 363-Chapman w Avery respondent, sgt James ii
Blain appellant ,. =, ~,
No SS8-Ktte Perkins. respondent, agt George Hall
and others. appellants.
Tho Court OF Appeals day calendar for April IS is as
follows:
Nos 49, 3l6 $685. s67 3d. 37S S7s $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
Rrows AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE

Donald Terhune. or "Toney" Wiltshire, and Benja-
min Curtis jr., had a few words in the grain ring ut
the Produce Exchange yesterday, and the latter had
his hat knocked of 10 pay for sapping Mr.. Terhune
In the faoe."Al" Geer and W. p. CalLighan also had
an Interchange OF compliments" and blows: Ceer
gave CaIklghan a god hard punch In the back. when
caIlaChan responded that he would slap somebody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
NOTES FROM THE REGIsrERS OFFICE.

David Dudley Field has leased the lot 2oIeso on the south
Twenty sIhst 500 feet east OF Ninth ave. 10 Henry
We'll at yearly OF $500 The lease Is for tweDtyone
years. . a.. ,.. ho. ,o,.o, ,h.
Store and In broadway To the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company for years at the annual rental oil
$4,000
Mrs Emeine Roach widow OF John Roach the snip builder
has acquired the premises Mani Tor es9 400
John W. and Maria have decided the church prop
erty on the north OF FIFTY thrst 100 et east OF sew
Mount oiyet Baptist Charch ior h'mi Ina
This property conveyed on May J. Iool
to tho Peoples Baptist church. as tho church was then
Bible Workers college and the Morgan lDrary
The suCo December i, lool none OF
corporations has existed anu mat ts
Ia made AZ as 10 Mount Ovet Baptist church 10
perfect the property The property mas hreay
b,en TO southern NewfOrk Baptist AssoGa
lion transfer recorded IN the Register omco yes
terday. 49,
The Roman Catholic orphan Asylum sold lot 23x0O
Of suffolk ST. 10 samuel Arohsoh TOT
and has taken a mortgage for $4,000 a part OF ITO
purchase money. The mortgage IL due IN four months
BY an recorded ia tho Registers once YESTERDAY
the Rev Thomas Ducey has transferred the churSn prop
erty with plot 60Kes9, the north SIDE OF IwenH
eighth 225 OF Fhthavo 10 81 Leo foah SS
ole Church for nominal consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
CAPT RICHARDSON OWNED THE BOGUS IN


CAPT RICHARDSON OWNED THE BOGUS NGOIS
The owner Of the gold ingots deposited ut inc
Assay onico few days ago and found ON c1amiha-
ton to be bogus visited tho Assay once yesteraa!
morning IL was Captain Ben Richardson, OF Harlem
a famous California pioneer. who lives In an old mouse
In One-hundr ST. near IbiIuase anu
In late years has been distinguished prucpay as tne
owner OF IA coach which once belonged ~ "ashlhbton'
IL his habit for many years 10 take part III
great paradc- seated In the antlluatcu Nehicie IS
wealth, "a well tho possession OF inc NhsninBtoh
coach have made him interesting feature on many
occasions. Tho old man IL frequently seen In wan
Street. and II Il said that he Is not a'erSc, once III
while to taking flyer" in tho stock market ne
IL estimated ~ be worth several millions anu IL
common report NAY DO believed, has keen apprc-
citation OF tho value OF every dollar OF his fortune
Mr.. Richardson did not think 1t worth his while,
however, to take away the precious gOld Dars Wnich
no had brought lew days before TO the Assay ONCE
lie was convinced 10y ReHner Martin that they were
worthless, and after ono fond look az
them no loft tho building without making known MS
wishes In regard TO what may be placed among INC
many curioslties In bis home. Mr.. kichaNson ssd
in reply to persistent inquiries that ho had Dougnt
the bricks for 81 900 from men who pretended to
Western mine tho namo and place of which the men
were anr iuus TO keep secret until the Naluo OF tho
ore had been established. Little samples were bored
out Of tho bricks according to the usual rules OF the
game and OF course they were found on assay TO DC
nure gold After this careful examination tho old
'Forty miner" became the owner OF the bricks. IL
IS beloy Ell that captain Richardson spent much time
Yesterday In q friitlcss hunt for the two western
miners whose mno ~ still unknown ana nameless.
Tho bogus bricks wero shown freely az the Assay
OnIce Yesterday They are coated with the cheap
bronzing preparation frequently applied to ironworh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

insanity He had been arrested once before allegation
that he insane at Chicopee Mass Ex-Governor Robin
his wifes counsel had made persistent efforts 70 have
him confined in and II this account TINT ne
had spoken OF Mr.. Robinson he hal.
The adjourned before examination was m
tshed, Will be to-da a 4 .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
SUPERINTENDENT MAXwELL'S LIFE INSURANCE
REPORT

The life insurance report OF superintendent Maxwell
has lust been published II appears that Of the bust
ness transacted in 1886 by the twenynine companies
an,borzed 10 do business In NewYork State amounting
10 SIS 5l42 than one-fOurth OF the amount
WAS issued by the Equitable Life Assurance Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

face" Mr. Geer thinking be was the person to whom
reference was made, repicd sneerngly NO you
to "meot outside at 80 p m" Neither was on hand
when tlno was called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

PEORIA April %. -Corn hrp Now High Mtet se.n
Mint. ~. Soc. No Mixed 20sss7e. Rye arm.
~ Maj 20 -. Mhiskev nrm st 81 lA.-.... 10
eeint,-Corn q 600 oats 1000 oash. Rye 9usoR
Barley -. Dush shipmsnU-Ceru A000 busa oau INV
busn. RYE go. bush